The growth environment and characteristics of tea tree oil

Tea tree growth environment conditions and requirements

The oil tea tree is an economic tree species with a long history of cultivation. It is an evergreen shrub or small tree with strong adaptability and is relatively drought-resistant. It generally prefers to grow in places with warm and humid climates and is more common in mountains and hills.

Tea tree growth temperature

Tea oil trees prefer a warm environment, and the best annual average growth temperature is around 14-21 degrees. In addition, the optimal growth temperature for tea oil trees is around 16-18 degrees. The highest temperature that tea oil trees can withstand is 31 degrees, and the lowest temperature is 0 degrees.

Tea tree growth humidity

Oil tea trees prefer a humid environment. During the growth period, the relative humidity of the environment is best within the range of 74-78%. Generally, regular watering is required during maintenance. The most appropriate time for watering is in the morning or evening. Generally, watering once every 3-5 days is sufficient.

Tea tree growing soil

The oil tea tree is not very demanding on the soil. It is generally more suitable to be planted in loose, breathable, deep and fertile slightly acidic sandy soil. In addition, the best soil for planting is red soil or yellow loam.

Tea tree growth cycle and process

The oil tea tree is an evergreen plant with a relatively long lifespan. The entire growth process of the oil tea tree goes through several stages: seedling, seedling and aging. Generally, a normally planted oil tea tree needs to be maintained for 3 years before it will bear fruit.